School: Cromán (B.) (roll number 12820)
- Location:
- Cromane, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Stiophán Ó Cobhthaigh
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- Some time ago there was an old deaf man.
One day he went to the market with potatoes.
A woman came along and said "Good morrow my good man" "Fourpence a stone mam"
"How is Kate and the child" ?
"The best that ever was boiled".
"I think you are mad old man"
"Not a half penny less mam".Garrett Joy VI Rang.
From my mother Catherine Joy. Upper Thullig, 51 years
- Collector
- Garrett Joy
- Address
- Tullig Beg, Co. Kerry
- Informant
- Catherine Joy
- Relation
- Parent
- Gender
- Female
- Age
- 51
- Address
- Tullig Beg, Co. Kerry
Amhrán
“Lá dá raibh Eogan Ruadh ag suibhal, do bhuail sagart leis i tosnuigheadar ag cainnt”
Amrán.
Lá dá raibh Eoghan Ruadh ag siubhal, do bhuail sagart leis 7 tosnuigheadar ag cainnt.
Ag an am gceadna d'till Fíach dubh ós a gcionn.
"Catain a bheidh cainnt ag an bfhíac dubh?".
Thosnuig Eoghan Ruadh.
"Nuair a thiocfaidh an míol mór ar an moing.
Nuair a thiocfaidh an Fhrainnc go Sliabh Mis.
Nuair a chaillfidh an sagart an sainnt.
Seadh a thiofaidh an cainnt don Fhiach dhuibh ".Seán Ó Gríobhthín, V Rang.
Ó'm 'athair.
Donnchadh Ó Griobhthín.
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